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THE PET OF THE FAMILY,

How A Suffering Baby Boy In

England Was Set Upon The

Health Road By

BABY'S OWN- TABLETS,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1929.

TRAPEZE STUNTS.

FEATURES OF "FOUR DEVILS."

Extras who garved as spectators In the circus scenes of "4 Devils," F. W. Murnau's latest picture, now playing at the Queen's Theatre, were doubly entertained. They enjoyed both a human circus and

mechanical circus and they were paid for it!

They were treated to thrills by Janet Gaynor, Charles Morton, Nancy Norton and Burry Norton, who play the title roles in the pro- duction. These youngsters all had been trained by experts to perform evolutions on the trapeze,

Hence the onlookers were able io view the unusual'spectacle of highly priced film stars perform ing dizzy feats on the flying bars, swooping through space as they airily skinned the ent" and hung upside down. And once or twice the well-known aerobatic team of Morton and Norton, handa" blister-

Wherever Baby's Own Tablets are tried they never fail to satisfy the need of a safe, sure remedyed from the unwonted exercise, for the treatment of children's slipped off their perch and shot

teething downward Fortunately stomach, bowel arid troubles. For example a thankful was a net stretched helpsv, . mother living at Susboro, in York- shire, England, writes:-

there

At the same time the audience could enjoy an unusual mechanical "Jack is my only boy, and made performance. Part of it was much of hy his sisters. He is furnished by a gigantic apparatus eight months old, and has suffered į in the centre of the arena, devised greatly during teething, being con- by Marnan and called a "go-devil.” atipated. feverish and fretful. This consisted of a large steel When at his worst he had a fit. upright, front which swung a lig

I am grateful for Baby's Own Tub-steel boom, on the end of which lets, since taking which his teeth was a car careying batteries of lights with cameras, capable of come through easily, his bowels revolving at various heights and at are regular, and he is bright, lively dizzy speeds. and better altogether. Baby's Ows Tablets are a boon te mothers. This framework, which weighed and babes; we are delighted with them."

Medicines for grown-ups, are not suitable for children's use, and it was to provide a mild. entirely aafer and at the same time plea- sant and thoroughly efficient speci- fe for the home-treatment of the prdinary every-day ailments of in-. fants and little children that Baby's Own Tablets were specially devised. Chemists everywhere sell theth at 60 cents per vial..

NOVEMBER

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WOMAN'S WORLD.

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

It is decreed that waists may be outlined an out-of-doors and sports clothes, but not on afternoon and evening gowns. Here is a group of new notions which will illustrate the idea. On the left is a black satin afternoon dress with a shirred line below the hips and a side fastening of small round but- tons In the centre and lower right alde are tuck-in blouses worn with smurtly tailored skirts which clearly indicate the natural waist; the former has a belt of fine embroidered kid with the en suite, and the latter a triple belt of self material fastening with covered buckle a. Top right is an afternoon mode instrating the slightly pouched bodice above a closel

wathed hip-line; and lower le ft is a brocade dinner gown slotted to take a soft georgette ansh which is tied loosely in fro nt.

Smart Accessories.

twenty tons, was designed by the director to "shoot" thre You'r players as they whirled through them in their aerobatic feats. As the singular "go-devil" spun about, it tickled the spines of the SHOES AND BAGS TO MATCH, most bing-atmusphere pub quite as much as the stunts of the stars.

And then there were the liny books and platforms under the roof of the arena to which the camera- men and electricians had to climb almost with the agility of Japanese" i balancers, Mumuh has been muted heretofore in "Sunrine" and other pictures for the unusual angles at which he snapped his scenes. And in "Devil" he was bent on outdoing himself.

The eagerness and the pane tuality with which the large crowd of extras reported every morning for work indicated that they came as much for the unique, entertain- ment as for the money.

Victor ORGY OF WINDOW Records

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(Entranco Ice House Streat!

Telephone C. 4648.

MRS. MOTONO HAND & ELECTRIC MASSAGE

No. 31B, Top Floor, Wyndham St.," Hongkong.

FLETCHER'S

SMASHING.

EXTENSIVE DAMAGE AT - LONDON STORE.

London, Oct. 18. Ten large plate gins windows in Mesura.. A. W. Ganmge's Holboria store were smashed last night by a an whe immediately afterwards fell in tit.

Warkinen on read repairs outside the shop and people walking alongs the pavement were startled by a man hitting out wildly at a windlers with a heavy walking stick.

The man smashed window after window in quick succession, broken glass raining on women's clothing. carpets, and athletic requisites &.. inside.

A smart pair of shoes are ravely. shown nowadays without a matching 'handbag.

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A Tip.

Fur and Velvet.

SOME AFTERNOON FASHIONS.

Fur is used lavishly on after- noon frocks and two-pieces, u fashion illustrated many times over in designs by Maison Arthur. Skirts are longer, and sometimes reach the ankles.

Black pony skin is used as a deep border for a suit in fine cloth of a pinky-fuwn colour.

The short coat, collared, of course, with the pony skin, has the slightly draped effect seen in so many evening coats of this length, and alones to the back, where it has. a rounded hem.

"Contrasting Models,

A charming blue cloth suit worn with a white satin jumper has a three-quarter length coat lined with white satin fo the depth of the jumper; the coat is trimmed extravagantly with pale grey squirrel.

A three-quarter Tength tunic of red crepe de Chine is worn over

OUR NEW BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

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17 Mather's sister. a black slip, and the accompanying 18 Fastiness. coat of ine black cloth has deep 19 Small branch. borders of caracul.

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22 Two wheeled carriage. 23, Henrken. 26 Skills.

Bottle-green cloth with deen borders of black caracul fashions a successful afternoon two-plece.

Another green ensemble shows the fashionable sloping, short- 20 Assault. length coat, with rounded hem at 28 Military clergyman. the back, and is trimmed with

narrow borders of beaver.

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A huge butterfly bow in brown 31 Put off.. fur, placed just below the neck-33 Succeed. USING WORN TEA TOWELS line, decorates the back of a long, 36 Pertaining to wings.

plain black cloth coat; the fur has 38 Assessed.

slightly draped effect on the

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Kitchen and tea-towels that have worn thin are practically The new satin-like velvet, in a useless for they soak through so dim black-and-white check, is used

an afternoon suit with Perugia shows some delightfel en- very quickly. Their life may be

draped and rounded cont. sembles suitable for all hours of protanged for a while by taking Velvet of the same fine quality, 47 Contend with. the "day. For morning ear the two of the worn towels and stitch-in prune colour, makes a lovely 40 Discose of cereals, synkeskin ami patent leather coming them together around the edee afternoon frock, with long narrow 61 Slab of baked clay. Bination marry all before it, only by machine. Huckaback face sleeves; there is a border of dark63 Talkative. varied by box calf or kid (some- towels that are similarly worn may fur at the hemline of the long. Stilled. times in blue) with tinted reptile be placed two together and taken rather plain skirt, applications. The smartest designs into use as, kitchen towels.

For

are finished with one-strap, punched hanging up they should have a worked buttonhole vangs and moderate Cuban heels, strongly

This The autumn always sees the revival instead of a loop of tape. of one-bar shoes; they seem nure is stronger and more convenient adapted to variations of weather to launder than the outstanding loop which catches in wringer and than, the favourite Court shape,

iron.

Pouch Bags.

Brown ralf with Inced van EŢ kommer få couple of holes, müre-are correct with twards Pouch bags of leather Lo match are sinart, and these are Frequently accompanied by waist belts Plaited leather bags, hound with leather; aralsh Keen, plaited shoes are now of such sub stautin design that they can Worh in all weather.

handle and long wooden button en spite, while Pitton's brown antelope model, with a clouded crystal handle and clasp, is bound to be matched. A most expensive "set" comprised midja small plum-coloured design, sot in a silver and plum enamel frame, with a pair of antelope Cirt shoes) prettily rimmed round the vamp with silvor.

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High Heels Return."

Black satin shoes are also seen, Aftermon shoes are lighter in sometimes necompanied by beautiful build nud "higher in the beel Heels handbags. Oue, a plaited design are griutually growing higher again. the intest being slightly helleding both ages of the manterial,

was atiffened with machine stitch

in effect. Light coloured kid, reding. It was finished with a pearl olive gren. light navy, and yellow toji. are noticeable, strapped with darker shades of the same colour or out- lined with white Bags are shown to match.

Velvet Shoes.

Satin

Evening design's are more than lovely. Really amazing combina- The Favourite Cut.

tions are, seen, and innovations art Court shoes remain the favourite being tentatively launched. The People stood ugiuist at the sudden devastation. Then in a final effort cut, and an increasing amount of popularity of crepe de Chine is ra the man haried his stick at the decoration is evident in design from ther eclipsed by a revival of the teath window. foll, and

the best bottiniers despite the fact more eveningis satin. was seen writhing on the pavement.

that simplicity is reiterated at being rambles of every shade appear.

Here let me remark that the finest Policemen assisted by passers-by the best form.

Antelope shes are matched by suede, to match the long gloves that kontrolled the prostrate nian, while others fetched a stretcher. On this antolage bags, still the snarlest are predicted as being an essential he was taken to hospital"

things in afternoon designs. A pair.

are shel I can't think they will of antelope pumps might be chosen part of our autumn evening outfit, with Wirth's large antelope ng "go," because a shoe that shipes oblong in shape and fastened, with couple of tondesi amber she baltons

Suone of the " windows were in danger of falling into the street, and members of Gntonge's staff joised the police in patrolling out side the premises till the windows has been boarded_up.

Only one gratul-Hour winilow at the front of the premises remained | unbroken,

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Handles or wood. Martial ot Ariand are showing an tising lan with a shaded wooden

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS'

THERE THEY GO NOW>HEADIN' TOWARD THE RNER TOO THE ONE IS TAS

AND HIS PONY, BUT I CAN'T GET

A GOOD ENOUGH LOOK, TO SEE IF THE MAN IS VAN OR NOT .......

LIKELY AS NOT THAT'S WHO IT IS CONE ON, WE'LL HEAD THEM OFF'

AND THAT'S

TAG'S ROE,

seems to be ubiquitous for evening wear, Velvet shoes are an invari able winter fashion. They are bright and simple, being made of musterial to inntoh the frock. Lame designs also flourish.

S. COOKE In Exchanges.

WE'LL HIDE OURSELVES IN ROCK GORGE AND.· GNE VAN THE SURPRISE

OF HIS SWEET LIFE THIS TIME IT WONT 60 SO EASY WITH

HIM"

Patou's black flat crope ever ning gown was chosen by Tobe, New York stylist, in her recent Fashion Forum, as the evening gown most like- ly to set formal fashions for American women this year.

Unusual points of this model are its princess cut, its clever godet train, its cowl, back which blouses charmingly, its uneven all-around length and its full lower edge.

The Big Moment!

GIDDAP, KING!!

WE CERTAINLY KANE LOOKED LONG ENOUGH FOR AGL BETCHA UNCLE HARRY'S WORRIED ABOUT.

US, TOO WELL; IT'LL SOON BE ONER NOW!

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BROIDERED PYJAMAS ...$ 8,50

WASHINNG SILK

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.....WASHING SILK SHIRTS$ 8,50

ALSO-Kimonos, Houri Coats, Shawls, Kayser

Hosiery, Etc., at very low prices.

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